
16/06/2025
Carpal tunnel syndrome is surprisingly common in both prenatal and postpartum stages, due to fluid retention, repetitive movements, and hormonal shifts.
Pregnancy brings fluid shifts and hormonal changes that can cause swelling around the wrist.
After birth, it’s the repetitive daily movements—feeding, lifting, carrying, soothing—that put ongoing strain on your hands.
If you’re feeling tingling, pain, or weakness in your wrists or hands (especially at night), you’re not imagining it.
Massage can be a safe, supportive way to ease symptoms and bring you some much-needed relief.
Especially when done by a therapist who understands the demands of pregnancy and postpartum recovery.
💛 Your body has been through a lot. Let it receive, too.